Great merciful crap BatMan! That is one intense creation! I read all of the BBC periodicals and I am so jelous of all the crazy creations the UK has access to. Is that thing road legal here in the states. It may be time for a transplant.

 

Hey cthree, looks like a great project car for the board!

 

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Now dont call me a trader, but I would have to go with Megabusa setup. Lighter drivetrain, sequencial gearbox, revs to 11K, costs alot less to replace this engine if the current one commits suicide. Plus a turn key will cost less and with out a factory warrenty I would not want to be the guy dropping another 12K+ on a new F20C.
For 12K I could buy a new Hayabusa with all the trimmings and knock the stuffing out of the Ultra lite. OK Im gunna stop right here before I get carried away with myself. (Deep breath... sigh)

 

That is not a crazy UK creation. It happens to be an insane Arlington, Texas creation... The owner of the company will be bringing them out to our future North Texas auto-x's.

 

No thanks. Looks to Lotus to me.....

 

My old business partner had a Super 7 and is was an awesome car. I would get one.

 

Cool...is that thing street legal?

I like it, but the wheels don't match the car.

 

IMO ... I still say no. Toooo out there....

 

I'd imagine quite a few people will find this thread of interest.

Basically, there's a UK enthusiast that's built his own, similar car

-Brian.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bmarshall
[B]I'd imagine quite a few people will find this thread of interest.

Basically, there's a UK enthusiast that's built his own, similar car